Sermons Podcast

B R O K E N: Preparing for Easter - I Put Him There

When Jesus met with the Pharisee Nicodemus, He revealed revolutionary truths about our human state and the work of the cross. Jesus's work on the cross was not for Him, it was for us. The cross was for our redemption because of our sin. Pastor Matt helps us see how we should respond when our broken state creates a broken Savior.

B R O K E N: Preparing for Easter - Broken by the Crucifixion

Pastor Mike takes us to Mark 8:31-33 as we continue our BROKEN series in preparation for Easter.  The reality of why Jesus had to suffer and die, and what it made possible for each of us, should cause us to prepare for Easter with a sense of humility and brokenness.  A brokenness that leads to repentance, surrender, thanksgiving, praise, and worship.

B R O K E N: Preparing for Easter - Stop Playing Church

We begin a new four-part series this week, focusing on John 2:13-25 where Jesus is angry at what is taking place in the temple courts. Jesus is teaching His followers about true worship before He goes to the cross. Pastor Casie will help us focus on what true worship looks like for believers today.

Margins: Leaving Room for God to Work - A Change of Pace

When our pace in life is too fast, we miss the things that are most important. Jesus invited us to come to Him when we're "weary and heavy laden," and He will give us rest. In the last week of our Margins series, we'll explore the unhurried rhythms of grace as we walk with Jesus.

Margins: Leaving Room for God to Work - Margin in Our Finances

Margin in the area of our finances provides a safety net as we go through the ups and downs of life. With financial margins there is room to breathe, a sense of peace, and freedom. Without this room to breathe, we fall apart! The Bible teaches us to work hard to create and maintain financial margins. Why? Because when we live our lives within our limits, there is freedom! This week we'll look at three Biblical steps we can take to build our financial margin.

Margins: Leaving Room for God to Work - Delighting in Sabbath

Delighting in Sabbath
Sabbath is an ancient practice that often has been neglected by believers today. Sabbath was modeled by God when He rested on the seventh day during creation. Perhaps we should still continue to follow God's example and delight in taking a weekly Sabbath rest.

Margins: Leaving Room for God to Work - A Thief Called Anxiety

A Thief Called Anxiety Matthew 6:25-34 
Anxiety and worry...we've all experienced these at some point in the past. If allowed they will consume much of our time in ways that are not only unproductive, but in ways that can have devastating consequences. God wants us to create margin in our life and schedule through not having anxiety and worry robbing us. God tells us how to accomplish this in His Word.

TrueBridge and Transition

Pastor Doug Wing, TrueBridge Team Leader and Senior Pastor at Grace Life Church in Marshall

Psalm 23 - I Shall Not Want: Who’s Your Shepherd?

23rd Psalm

Psalm 23 - I Shall Not Want: Confidence in a Crisis

23rd Psalm

Psalm 23 - I Shall Not Want: God’s Intentions Are Always Good

23rd Psalm

Psalm 23 - I Shall Not Want: Worthy to be Trusted

23rd Psalm

Strengthened for the Days Ahead - God’s Way

Get Used to Different

Christmas Sunday WHEN LIFE DOESN’T MAKE SENSE

Among Us - A Christmas Story GIFTS THAT CAME WITH JESUS

Among Us - A Christmas Story JESUS TABERNACLED AMONG US

Among Us - A Christmas Story THE DIVINITY OF JESUS

COLOSSIANS Prayer and Witnessing

The Book of Colossians

COLOSSIANS A Christ-Centered Home Same Value, Different Roles

The Book of Colossians

COLOSSIANS Positioned to Succeed

The Book of Colossians

COLOSSIANS Christ Alone (Part 3)

The Book of Colossians

COLOSSIANS Foundational Truths About Jesus

The Book of Colossians

COLOSSIANS Christ Alone

The Book of Colossians

OUR HOUSE Zero Unemployment in the Church

Both Hands on the Wheel

OUR HOUSE The Greatest Commandment

OUR HOUSE Called to Community

OUR HOUSE The Commission

The Intertestamental Period Was God Really Silen?

Between Malachi and Matthew